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Savannah Gas Light Company.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. Il, 1887.
A dividend of TWO AND HALF (2lS
PER CENTUM on the capital stock Of this
Company has been declared this day, payable
on and after THURSDAY. the goth inst
A. q. GUERARD, President.
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Notice.

Parties holding claims against the United
states Government for cotton taken ana cap
tured by Treasury Agents after the late war
will find It to their advantage to consult with
if. BROOKS, Manager,
l25 and l31 BAY street..
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Sprriai Eotirrs.
Dr.. III. III. Hitchcock
Offers his professional services to the citizens
Savannah. ONCE 100 Liberty street.
liners Liver LorrectOr.

CIIIIVI > IFFNI tVI
This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
the restoration Of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused By disordered liver, 1t can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. AK for
Ulmer's Liver CorrectOr and take no other.
81 90 bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, NJ. D..
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ca.
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MFettnne.
Myrtle Lodge No. 6. X. of p.

A regular meeting of this Lodge [GA
will be held THIS EVENING, at MRA
O'Clock. XXI
Sister Lodges and transient knights ~
are invited. VIZ
GEO. c. HUMNIEL. c. Z.
WAXING RUSSELL, JR., h. of r. and ;.
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n their. r. c. Hawley, Csnandaigue. n. Y,
acne anu ~ used Il In a case oil congestion OF
re. where there was great prostra-
"A Feet. cnarks1 benefit"
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ALecturc nt Iorcnn.

ToCcoA, GA, Jan. 20.-Rey. ). w. Lee,
OF A tlanta, delivered lecture 20 yery
large audience in the Methodist Church
Tuesday night. The proceeds viii 70 TO
the Improvement of the church building.
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Garter Further Ilespi,cd.
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE i.

ORLANDO, FLA, Jan. 20.--Euoch Car.
ser has been further respited TO March l..
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SEED POTATOES.

GENUINE AROOsTOOK SEED ROSE
at very low prices. Burbanks. etc, etc.
$. COLLINS & CO.. Is Market square.
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A New York Lawyer Drops Dead.
AIKEN, S. G., Jan. 2O.-Samuel z.
Lyon, a well-known lawyer OF Wall
street, New York, dropped dead here at
midday from heart disease.
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CITY DELIVERY
oftbe savannah Morning News.

Ierms-Iasb IN NdNance.
WILLIAM EsTILL.
EsulPs News Depot), No. Is Bull street,
Screyen House.
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Pulaski Council No. I53. r.. A.

\ regular meeting of this Council Will be
held THIS Friday EVENING, at O'Clock
installation Of officers and initiation OF can
didates. Members are requested to attend.
j. II. CAVANAUGh, X.
CLARENCE 5. CoNNERAT, Secretary.
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TRY HECKER'S


Unsurpassed as a Breakfast Dish.
For sale by all grocers.
g. V. HEcKER 4 Co.,
l16 Bay street.
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Oak, Pine and Lightvood.
For sale by Il. b. Cassels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets. Telephone No.
II.
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G. V. HEc

A full line OF Gents Kid Gloves at Bel.
singers.
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and are offering innumeraDle bargains in
every department. Many goods we have re-
duced rs and 50 per cent. below former prices,
If you want real inducements now is the time
and at our place to get them.
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waterbury


Philadelphia Record.
The loss Of fertility IN the soil depends
entirely upon the kind OF crop growing
thereon; and the soil 10 improved or i'm.
povo,ieilei in a certain period OF time cor
responding with the available and inert
matter it contains and the growth ot tho
plants which remove the fcrtiliziug ma.
~terials. Some crops enrich the soil in one
reapGct and impoverieh it in another by
utilizing a greater proportion. OF some
kinds OF plant food While rejecting others,
thus causing n gradual accumulation OF
GONE particular substance which ia not re.
qnireh for growth. This ia shown by tho
growth OF clover, which adds nitrogen to
20 the Roil BY removing other elGmenls.
The l0ts by coils does not depend upon
the amount ci plant food removed, hut
upon tho value thereof; and the loss does
no, really occur by growing the crop upon
the land, but by removing it from the
iarm to the markets. When milk il pro-
Guced tho ierlilizing elements are in tho
ekim milk, and not in the cream, and
when the manure is sCattered on the land
and the milk fed TO calves and pips tho
lusg is small, rs bntter 10 really produced
from the air, through the crop. Buttpr
being composed mostly of carbon, which
10 derived from the air by plants in the
fran Of Carbouic aGid gas. docs not 70.
move any OF the Substances existing in tho
soil. 1t has been estimated that 500
pounds Of butter when sold Off tho farm,
carries away only 80 cents worth OF plant
food, and tho carcegs OF an OK or horse 81
worth Of plant food, while acropo II wheat,
valued at 1900, cauBeg a losa OF nearly
$50 worth OF plant food. II all tho
crops DO fed to stock on the farm md
tic manure carefully Baved the logB
is in proportion to the amount and kind
Of material cold, WhiOh loss may DO modi.
fled according 10 tho form into which the
salcable article hae.been changed. Chocso
and milk tako away tho meat valuable olo.
mcntr, yet these articles do not command
rs high prices in tho market M bnttor,
which costa but very little in tho shape O!
fertilizers. il land be cropped, the Kind
OF fertilizers 10 10 applied Bh0nld corrpB.
pond ~ nearly 10 possible to Tint which
ID gnld rather than 10 that which ID pro.
GS.upn ih order Ia hyUiu iURB OF iGrtiilly.
| When crops ore sold the nitrogen, pl,ns.
phOriC acid, pOlaDh and limo arc removed,
| hut when tho Hs!GB ara ma,io in tho Bhnp0
OF animals :he potash remalnB raon,Iy in
the manure. Nitrogen and tho phOa'
pllateB Gro essential under nj! Hystema, and
every pound Of fertilizer applied In Biinply
ntoring II in tho soil to DO converted intc
somo other form hoDt adapted for market
whether animal or vegetable.
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The unprecedented gale OF B5schee's
German Syrup within a few years, hoe
astunished the world. II ia without doubt
the sslest and best remedy ever discover.
cd for the speedy and cflcctual cure OF
coughG, colds and the eoyorest lung
troubles. 1t sets on sR entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by physicians, rs it does not dry up
a cough and leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary remove the
cause OF the Trouble, heals the parts affect.
cd aud leaves them in q purely healthy
condition. a bottle kept in the house for
uEc when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save doctors hills aud q long
spell Of serious illnesa. A trial will con.
vince You oil these facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers il.
the land. Price, rs cents, large bottles.
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GERMS,
vheir UuirersAl Prevalonce, Danger
Gus Character and How thoy

Live and Arc Killed.
Ane ucrinans consume large amounts OF
unGooRed pork, and often get living animals
Called trlclIlnn Into their blood, Winch
Sauso INC most terrible death. Americans
with every breath. Malaria, mlasmn, sowcr
90. and tho thousand poisons in the ar.
IN iood and 10 water aro nj war with health
ana nfe oil the whilo. Tho blood that al.
, culakes In human yclns Ia composed OF mum.
pors OF small corpuscles that resemble AMI.
mas u whnn anything poisonous gets
into the blood u becomes Just Ike stagnant
Wator, full OF living animals that feed upon
oacn other md upon tho blood itself, And
XIV hot one person In nifty Is FREQ from
ment OF tho life, whether awake or aslecp
= million poisonous animals, invisible to
tne naked cye, uro fccding upon tho very
olemcnts TINT mike and sustain lilo,
anese are ~iacts-they arc solemn
truths and they demand tho nost
FERROUS attention. These germs must DO
klllod; they must be annihilntcd. But
howl Prot. Austin Flint OF bellevue Hos.
9ita! College. New York, says: Tho iu.
G ! use OF nlcohollc stimulants is ono of
tno striking characteristics OF progress in
tho practice Of medicine during tEo iast
hall century" while DR.. J.. p, Gilbert OF
Lyons, !. Y. says: "From my experience
In tho treatment OF chronic diseases OF q
wasting and facilitating nature l havo fro-
9uently found II necessary 10 advise
tho use Of stimulants, md in nv
opinion Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Tor
purity and other desirable Qualities
cannot BIO surpassed for such pur.
poses. rs action scoms 10 DO that Of
e!pure stimulnnt with none Of the iuobrl.
aung effects which aro too often found In
so.callcd medicinal whiskeys.n
When wo consider tho terrible amount OF
poison thai Is In tho blood, and tho misery
and death tits causing, and when wor realize
that Its germs can ill DO driven out by
2 stimulant mot intoxicant) like DufYy;s
purc Malt Whisicy, wo have cause Tor
thankfulness that modern science is doing
90 much for mankind In removing disease,
destroying Its cause md bringing health
and happiness instead OF misery and death,
Most Of tho leading people OF tho land are
realizing the value OF this Whiskey, and
many whose prejudiccs have heretofore
Kept them entirely from the use OF spirits
arc seeing Its pure nua valuable qualities In
In thcir homes.
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FINANCE AID TRADE,
The Features Of the Money mud 81,
NInrluin

The Features OF tn. Money mud Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Moncy on call easy n,
5En7 per cent. closed al Ga1 per cent. Prime mcr
camille paper 51SaGh per Cent. Sterling cxcliaur,
dull hut steIdy nj 1 Si5Iai sGH.
RAILROAD BOSIs-wcte moderately active: SALES
sl,ajl ~.
GOyEGSNKSr IOSDs-Tcrc dull but stIuuy.
STATE ioslS-wcrc dull but strong.
TO.dGy's stock market presented SOuinwha, of II
c0ntinsI to llIntc ot tbs IWSi few days. the leu ling
shnrrs bccoinins quiet with narrow iIur,uarlums
aud the ~liitcIcst In the trading wuS mOnOInlIxsI
BY n few Of the sprciHltIIs. Thu opening was
rather heavy this inOriing, most s.UseA Showing
small reductions from last evenings final fsurrs
The market was active BIZ, fcycriSh nnI unsettled
IN the early trading, though Il heavy tone was i'm.
developed In II majority ni the list. The move.
mcnt IN prices wis insignificant, and toward nnnu
the mstkct became inUrc settled and quiet. .
In tie AFTERNOON CO;nrAfRtIvGluiIHrts OyrrSpral
the market, while II nltiCii iliincr tone WIS irytlnu.
cd under ME lead u the Ofe.Gus. RuNlIzAtIous In
the last hour ssIsCd the market ~, and the rIosr
WAS quiet and .~rnrrAlly hcnvy, close To The omen.
linz prices. a MINORITY uf tilr active list is inw,r
this evening, but the ~icclIues In no case exceed i:
ptr cent. oregon navigation IL up ", ilNrkin,.
Valley " and Kingston Il lrnhfo.c / nor rrni
Transactions I'D, llS shares,
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY. (Oper.
L HtingI CLEVELAND i PITTSBURGH X, X,
tnIideiisei timetable OF passenger t.alu. cor
rcctei 10 JAN. &c, lSS7-CeNt.sl Standard Time;
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Al! trains daily except sunday.
PnllmRn'S Palace BUFFET sleeping or Hotel Cars
through without change from ttcubenyille EA.i 10
philadelphia and New Yors and wost 10 Columbus,
9t. Louis.
FoE through tickets. baggage checks sleep!IS car
accommodations, and any turthG- information ap-
Agent, Panhandle Station. Wheeling, ". Va,
JAMES McCREA,
General Manager. Pittsburgh, Pa,
T. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, IA,
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Chicago Herald.
A smiling, scrswny.beafded old mar
stood on the front end Of q west bounr
Madison street car late Saturday alter
noon. His only companion was th,
driver.
"We're goln' ter have wind to.morrer,'
paid tue old man with a snille. "See how
red the eky 10 In the west. That's o sur,
aign OF wind, and plenty on It, too. /
may come afore midnight"
The driver leaned one arm on tho brakt
and turned round with o serious face.
"1t's comm from tho nor'Yest, too" h,
said with much gravity, no he squinted bill
oTliah eyes at the blazing horiz On. "l'v,
seen those things afore now, and the winl
allua comes from that pint when the sky
10 red Dye See tho dust 20 up epira
fashion over there by the curb? Well
that'1 a nuther sign. That's a sign thai
the wind Is going ter blow cold, an goin
ter blow for two days or more"
1--WE seen a nuthcr hiyn, too" SMILED
the old man taking a fresh chew OF tobac'
co. "I1ave you noticed the amount o.
wsddin' the Hparrers are putin inter theil
nests this year, That's a sure Indication
that it's Roin' TO be a cold spring. The
last time | seen tho sparrera luRgin' bed.
quilts and old muillers ter their nes.s
there were only three seasons In the year.
II was winter until July, then there were
three months Of spring, and then 1t was
winter again. All the garden truck that
was planted didn't come up until follerin'
year, when the fruit trees bore two crops."
THAT was come time ago, wasn't it2"
asked the driver, with q wise look.
"ies, yes, several years sgo-nigh onto
forty, | reckon" replied tho old man.
"Then there's been more winters than
summers In this country, chi"
MO- bout fourteen years arter that I
noticed that the eparrers built two nests
instead OF ono. These nests were lined
together by little avenoos Of dried grass.
The she sparrer would hatch a brood in
one nest, and then walk through the ave-
moo to tho other neat and 10 ter ha.chin'
again, while the he bird would tend ter
the youngsters in tho first nest. The
season was go long hat the sparrers
Matched from May ter May, and that's tho
roaaon why we've got 80 many sparrers
to-day.
Then there yss no winter hat Year,"
whispered the driver.
mot q flake" replied tho old man.
When the driver reached the barn he
told the starter that no guessed he had
better lay oil the rest Of the day. There
had been two remarkable changes in tho
weather on his last trip, he said, and he
was afraid that unless he went right home
no would come down with something
worse than the smallpox.
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Persons whose blood Is thin, digestion weak and
lIver sluggish. are eItm.liable 10 the attacks Of
malarial disease. The most tt.lirg exposure may,
under such conditions, Infect a system which, II
healthy. would resist the .mIasmatic faint. The
only why to secure immunity from malaria In 10.
%call,ics where It Is prevalent, is to tone nnd rcsu.
lnte the system by improving weakened digestion,
cnrichiug tho blood, md giving II wholesome I'm.
peius to hillary secretion. There results are &C.
cOmplished By nothing 80 effectively as HOs,etter's
Stomach Witcrs, which lOrs experience hiss proved
10 he the most reliable safeguard against fever and
Ggic and kindred disorders, ~ we'll M the best
remedy for them. Tine Rittcrs nrr, moreover, nm
excellent inriGo;Rut OF the Organs OF urlnAilon,
md M active drpurcnt. eliminating from the
blond those ncrid Impurities which originate rhcn.
matte M%llInemts.
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FOR RENT.

Having decided to leave Wheeling, I will offer
!O' rcnt the Store known for twenty years "a Biues'
Dry Goods stOre.
III 5 the cleaness aud BIS. arranged house in the
city for any business; is furnished with everything
complete, and newly grained and carpcted.
Il. Is the best opening ever offered In this city for
any one who wants to opsn a Dry Goods House.
Have received q lot OF now Spring Goods that
will be sold to The trade until April ! at any price.
CAllAt
nrI7 No. 1l32 MAIN STREET,
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Tae best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, letter, chapped hands, c~hilhlai1s,
corEs, and all ekiu eruptiong, and posi-
lively cures piles, OR no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect Eatisiaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Oil CITY. PA Mach SOIL opened at 6Snc
highest GiHc; lowest 659kc; closed at 63IIc; taie
tens, i.,S0I barrels: shipments, TI,C6J barrels.
BRADFORD, PA, March 3O.-oll opened at G3Lc
closed nj G3Hc; highest, 6S5sc; lowest, 63h,c; clear
ances, 2l0.UOO barrels.
rIT1spuRGu. Pa, March S0.-Pe.roleum quiet bu,
steady; opened CT G3hc; closed at exc; highes'
GJi4C; owcst G%Ir.
1rUsvILLE, Pa, March 80.-Oll opened u, G3l.c
highest CSC; !o"eht exc; closed Il. GsISc.
NEW fohk. Mach ;D.-Pe;roleum steady; United
Cloted at CSC,
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MOCK QuOTArlONH -ClO,En Inn,


Nkw York, March 'D.-Fl0ir, fCcripis 1882 har.
rcls nnd NckS: u ports 1901 barrels Nnl IDS sacks:
market II shade stronger nid M ~irThtr!y nciIyr''
mainly for export: ,hlcS lG.90d barrels. What
iCciptS ii2,aJ bushels; exports h,,V6, blSh,Is
HpIt u tflilc hlghrr with n lnOir:ntl NIr 10 III,
tiniing: uptIurIH opened II Shndc lnwur, Inter mi.
vRIrci 9.aihc, rlOtin. heavy, showing n REACTION
Of 3.AMG, sales l,li6,W buslirls Of futures, 10,
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WANTED,
AUCTION SALES,

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n BLAND LOTS.
The undenIsncd viii sell at public auction a,
saturday, the 9th day OF April, 1887, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. y, tho following desirable lou, viz:
Lots SOs. 60. 67 and u on broadway.
lObE Nos. W and ~ on York street.
IOti Nos. W. 100 and l0l OIL virginia street,
LOS Nos. l0i, lG5, liz and III oil Huron street
Lots Nos. rs, l9 and ls9 Oh Wabash street,
lot No. ~ OIL Water Etreet.
TERMS Of BALE Que third. or 10 much OF the
purchase money, as tho purchaser may desire 10
pay IN Cth on DAY OF sale, and the residue In three
equal yearly payments with Interest payable yearly
from the dFy Of sale, for which payments the puf.
chaser Will give notes secured by decd oil trust on
the property.
mrG ". Y. HoGE & BRO. Agents.
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

Broadway and Fortisth street, opposit,
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Deairabls for bust
necs men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellen'
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MACAULgY & WE Bowers.
rThsdw
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Nights is the complaint Of Thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedy? 1t is the best prcpa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on n positive guarantee Mt l0c., SOC. Logan
4 Go. and G. Menkemeller.
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That are ~f.utlu!, peevish, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Tecthing Pains, OF
Stomach Disordcra, Can he relieved u,
ONO by using Acker's Baby soothcr. /,
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence ie
safe. Price % tents. Sold by Logan &
| Go. and Q. Mnnknmnller.
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AckefSs

Blood Elixir ia the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. 1t ia q positive cure for vi.
GERS, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning.
1t purities the whole oystem, and bsn.
isl.es all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
We guarantee it. Logan & Co. and O.
Menkemeller. 8
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Siive

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
Epglish Remedy q positive cure. Itsaves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan & Co. snd G. Menkemc!ier.
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DR., MDIVS FRENCH Powders

viii cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, ulc-t,
stric,urcs. and all Urinary and crcilra! l~lscA,ns,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Fen inHl HelknlSs,
IOSS OF Hi,or, rtcmature Decline In Nan. Early
cescs, &c. Syphilis In all iS fOrEfs, sO'o throat
and rose, ulcers. erIp,!naS, s%croiuia. tcticr, salt
thcum. and AL blood and ssln diseases. Female
three days. Price s'o0. Fold IN Wheeling. ". Va,
by Z +. booking, Drugglst, Sent By mail sealed.
tain
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"Cau February March?" asked Daniel,
with . deadly smile. perhaps not" re.
piled Charley, in his quiet way, "but
April May" Don't July about it, any
hoH." edued Peter.
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New YogK, March 3d. Exports Of domestic cot
ton, the past week were G.JD packages, and for The
expired portion Of the year, $3.50, packages .asaius,
To'day's inquiry for cotton goods wss more quiet
but the movement wns very large, and the taxing
the abilities Ui merchants 10 complete deliveries ID
,frnp
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PALMER's "Skin Success" ia q positive,
speedy cure for Eruplions OF Face, Scalp
and Body. At drug store Of McLain
Bros. TTISs
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REAL ESTATE.
.SHOR RENT.
FOR SAI4E.

Building si!e on Fifteenth street.
lailiI;g Site OIL Fourteenth street.
80. II Thirteenth street, 5Ioolns, $1,000.
AZ acres OF lAud near Stone Church. Elm Grove.
90 Acre Fam on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles from TriadciphIh, $50 pc. acre.
SIX Acres Oh Peters Run, 81, O.
desirable residence at Beech Bottom. on the
line OF the r, VS. Ky. Railroad, IL miles from
Wheeling. consisting OF n new fame house and
IL ACES Ct land; viii exchange for desirable city
property.
No. % Virginia street, G roomed frame house,
ground IS feet front, running back TO alley 10 feet:
can be bought for Sl,TU.
10. - south Front street. . rooms ard bath.
room, ground 60 by is feet.
No. 1914 welith street.
No. i6l Market strct; ground 80 feet front, run
ming back 100 feet, S rooms; eau be bought for
BLVD.
30. 1873 Twenty ninth street. n 3 roomed house
and stable. II large lot or piece OF ground; call be
bought for 500.
80. .al9 Chapline street. y rooms, S eco.
hnild!ng Eitc on Nineteenth street east oil No.
49,. 81 W II front foot.
40. 60 North Front street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Re4l Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public,
mr3D Office. No i6l2 MarEat Street.
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CLAEEsoSI LIVE STOCK MARKET,
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BALIIHUkE, MhTCl 3, IaS7.
Receipts this week l,gli head Of hogs, asaIus,
2,9yi head last week; sows and stays selling Al
S. 30 10 S. IS; fair 10 gOod 50 w to s. 20.
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK.
IL C~larcTroEt Stock lGrl.. ria Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for trtek ending March %.
80 car, containing 1yS cattle, u calves, l6;0
sheep, $40 hogs, - hOrcs. shipments TO Phila.
tc.phia, etc ~! Cattle, u calves, 735 sheep, Sl
HOGS, 100 horfCs.
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FOR RENT.

F0R RENT.
No. u Fifteenth street; or For Sale on long time,
Two business Rooms.
Two five roomca Houses on Twentieth street.
Three Offices. Enquire OF
II. FoRRE,,
mfI6 No. 7 Custom House.